The prices at the Supreme Court of the United States could be the start of a long battle

The Secretary of the United States of the Treasury, Scott Bessent, attended a press conference in the districts of the Rosenbad government after commercial talks between the United States and China concluded, in Stockholm, Sweden, on July 29, 2025.
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Even if the United States Supreme Court agrees with the decision of a federal court of appeal that most of President Donald Trump’s rates are illegal, this does not mean that the case is closed on these levies.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent would have told Reuters on Monday that there were “other authorities that can be used” to maintain prices. One of them could be the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, said Bessent.
(A curious side note: Smoot-Hawley is described by an article on the American Senate website as “among the most catastrophic acts in the history of Congress.”)
Since markets in the United States were closed for labor holidays on Monday, they did not have the chance to respond both to Bessent’s commentary and the court’s decision, which was announced after the bell on Friday.
For the moment, the future linked to American actions have been little changed on Monday evening in the United States. Investors could have used Trump’s rates to the volatile nature and adopt a waiting approach.
After all, to prepare for a result that could lead to the start of another legal battle. It’s never over until it is finished – it’s just another day Trump America.
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Bessent expects the Supreme Court to maintain Trump’s prices. And if they are struck by the court, “there are many other authorities that can be used,” the US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Monday, Reuters reported.
Trump said India had proposed to withdraw us from the prices However, he did not develop the complaint. Trump also said on Monday that business links with India are “a completely unilateral disaster!” His comments came after the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi went to China for a summit of security.
To take away from the Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. The two -day event was largely considered to be a showcase of the Pékin push for a new world order. The main developments include: defrosting Indian-Chinese relations, a Xi-Putin-Modi Troika, A AI partnership and a new development bank.
Market trade in Asia-Pacific was mixed on Tuesday. In South Korea Kospit The index increased by approximately 0.8% while the country’s inflation in August was lower than expected. Most of the US stock contracts were stable. On Monday, the US markets were closed for the Labor Day.
(Pro) a Chinese stock of ownership defying the crisis. The company has “already returned more capital than they have never lifted on the capital markets,” wrote Barclays – and its stock has an implicit advantage of more than 40% of the bank’s price target.
And finally …
The Suzhou Shishan sports club opened the first Chinese city pickleball field in January 2024, according to the company.
Suzhou Shishan
Pickleball has only just started in China
Online sales of pickleball and related equipment in China has skyrocketed this year to an average of 1.2 million dollars in monthly sales in July – an increase of more than six times compared to the period of the previous year, according to WPIC Marketing + Technologies.
The recent growth of pickleball in China has different commercial implications. Unlike the American suburbs, major Asian cities do not tend to have large neighborhood spaces, said Patrick Yan, founder of an agency representing Asian pickleball players. “All of these courts must be built by people who run businesses. They work for profit.”
– Evelyn Cheng
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